Noun
an additional dose that makes sure the first dose was effective
Source: WordNetbooster-shot
Could Covid booster shot revive your ailing funds? Source: Internet
"CNEWA can give a booster shot to the effort it has been doing for decades to support the Christian community in the Middle East," he said during a break from observing CNEWA's efforts. Source: Internet
The 95-yard score appeared to take the wind out of Berthoud’s sails while giving the heretofore winless Eagles a booster shot of confidence. Source: Internet
I am happy I got the vaccine and am going in for the booster shot in three weeks. Source: Internet
Puppies should get a parvo vaccine at about 2 months of age, followed by a booster shot. Source: Internet
The strong showing by each of the four give the team a booster shot of confidence heading into next Monday’s regional tournament, which will also be held at the Olde Course. Source: Internet